| 正面 | 7867.parcel 英 ['pɑːs(ə)l]美 ['pɑrsl]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1、con- "together" + jur- "swear" + -e.2、字面含义为：swear together, command on oath.n. 包裹，小包vt. 打包；捆扎n. (Parcel)人名；(英)帕斯尔 例句： 1. It's all part and parcel— just a day's work really you know.这只是一部分——才一天的工作，你要知道。 parcel 小包裹，小包来自古法语parcele,来自拉丁语particula,小块，小包，来自part,部分，分开，-ula,小词后缀。引申词义小包裹。 parcelparcel: [14] Etymologically, parcel is the same word as particle. Both go back to Latin particula, a diminutive form of pars (source of English part). Particle [14] was acquired direct from Latin, whereas parcel was routed via an unrecorded Vulgar Latin variant *particella and Old French parcelle. It originally meant ‘part’ in English (a sense which survives in fossilized form in the phrase part and parcel); the modern meaning ‘package’ emerged in the 17th century via the notions of a ‘number of parts forming a whole’ and a ‘collection of items’.=> part, particleparcel (n.)late 14c., "a portion of something, a part" (sense preserved in phrase parcel of land, c. 1400), from Old French parcele "small piece, particle, parcel," from Vulgar Latin *particella, extended form (via diminutive suffix, but not necessarily implying smallness) of Latin particula "small part, little bit," itself a diminutive of pars (genitive partis) "part" (see part (n.)). Meaning "package" is first recorded 1640s, earlier "a quantity of goods in a package" (mid-15c.), from late 14c. sense of "an amount or quantity of anything." The expression part and parcel (early 15c.) also preserves the older sense; both words mean the same, the multiplicity is for emphasis.parcel (v.)"to divide into small portions," early 15c. (with out), from parcel (n.). Related: Parceled; parcelled; parceling; parcelling." |